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Definition of extraordinarily in English: extraordinarilyadverb ɪkˈstrɔːd(ɪ)n(ə)rɪliɛkˈstrɔːd(ɪ)n(ə)rɪli 1In a very unusual or remarkable way. he was able to show us how people can behave extraordinarily sentence adverb extraordinarily, he escaped with a scratch Example sentencesExamples - You said before - extraordinarily, I thought - that the price of water was likely to go up.
- The decision of a panel of members, as well as concertgoers and radio listeners, was, extraordinarily, unanimous.
- They have responded extraordinarily and we feel delighted that our procedures have worked.
- The size of the market for consumer electronics products has expanded extraordinarily over the last decade.
- Extraordinarily, the international community did little to try to stop this - until far too late.
- Soon circumstances changed extraordinarily.
- Levi was a survivor of Auschwitz, and wrote extraordinarily about that experience.
- The Tempest can be regarded as a meditation on colonialism and, extraordinarily, the ability to let go the reins of power.
- He was able to show us how people can behave extraordinarily, and how they can do extraordinary things while just being ordinary people.
- Extraordinarily, it seems that there are no formal guidelines about this.
- 1.1as submodifier To a remarkable degree; extremely.
he did a good job in extraordinarily difficult circumstances it is a simple story, extraordinarily well told Example sentencesExamples - This is a remarkable book, richly detailed and extraordinarily moving.
- This struck us as quite extraordinarily ungenerous.
- Alicia seems to be coping extraordinarily well, considering what she's been through.
- This is an extraordinarily high number, the sort of growth rate that most policy makers can only dream about.
- The exhibition has been extraordinarily successful.
- That's an extraordinarily low figure, isn't it?
- The fact of the matter is, it's an extraordinarily dangerous place.
- That went down extraordinarily badly with people across the country.
- The research component of the project is extraordinarily important.
- The human mind remains extraordinarily difficult to understand.
Definition of extraordinarily in US English: extraordinarilyadverb 1In a very unusual or remarkable way. he was able to show us how people can behave extraordinarily sentence adverb extraordinarily, he escaped with a scratch Example sentencesExamples - He was able to show us how people can behave extraordinarily, and how they can do extraordinary things while just being ordinary people.
- Extraordinarily, it seems that there are no formal guidelines about this.
- The size of the market for consumer electronics products has expanded extraordinarily over the last decade.
- The decision of a panel of members, as well as concertgoers and radio listeners, was, extraordinarily, unanimous.
- They have responded extraordinarily and we feel delighted that our procedures have worked.
- Extraordinarily, the international community did little to try to stop this - until far too late.
- The Tempest can be regarded as a meditation on colonialism and, extraordinarily, the ability to let go the reins of power.
- You said before - extraordinarily, I thought - that the price of water was likely to go up.
- Levi was a survivor of Auschwitz, and wrote extraordinarily about that experience.
- Soon circumstances changed extraordinarily.
- 1.1as submodifier To a remarkable degree; extremely.
he did a good job in extraordinarily difficult circumstances it is a simple story, extraordinarily well told Example sentencesExamples - The fact of the matter is, it's an extraordinarily dangerous place.
- This is a remarkable book, richly detailed and extraordinarily moving.
- This is an extraordinarily high number, the sort of growth rate that most policy makers can only dream about.
- That's an extraordinarily low figure, isn't it?
- The research component of the project is extraordinarily important.
- The exhibition has been extraordinarily successful.
- The human mind remains extraordinarily difficult to understand.
- This struck us as quite extraordinarily ungenerous.
- That went down extraordinarily badly with people across the country.
- Alicia seems to be coping extraordinarily well, considering what she's been through.
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